Soft Drinks

UK volume consumption of soft drinks is up from 12.6bn litres in 2002 to 14.9bn litres in 2007

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Soft Drinks

After a period of rapid growth, the UK soft drinks market is showing signs of slowing. However, while carbonated soft drinks looks set to continue its gradual decline, growth in juices, fruit and health drinks will continue to power ahead.

Expenditure on soft drinks reached £15bn in 2007, however multiple retailers account for just 21% of sales when measured by value with a high proportion sold through foodservice, on-licensed premises and other impulse outlets. This report analyses the opportunities that exist in the UK market for soft drinks including carbonated soft drinks, juices and nectars, bottled water and sports drinks with forecasts to 2012.


Report contents list:

  • Market Status - Background to the market and definitions.
  • Perspective - Latest data and market sizes.
  • Key Players - Major manufacturers, companies and brands.
  • Innovations - Latest new product development activity and future trends.
  • Distribution - Market share analysis by distribution channel.
  • Opportunities and Threats - Opportunities and threats facing manufacturers and suppliers of soft drinks.
  • The Future - Value expenditure and market forecasts to 2012
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